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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES
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SARSFIEID'S Diphthera and Pneumon
SARSFIELD'S CHRONIC ULCE

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valuable
California
remedies of
STREET the medicines had all reputable
druggists.
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cured the resi-
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Sacramento Cured in Certified
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remarkably Endorsement
Francisco Judge
W. Mccall
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CIunie opera Honse.

The Pyke English Comedy Opera Com
pany had fine house last evening, and a
cordial reception. The curtain did not rise
until late because of the non-arrival of
some of the company until the o'clock
train. But the audience was patient, and
was well rewarded. Miss Manfred received
q hearty welcome from former admirers,
and speedily won her way TO the approval
of those who had not before heard her
She sings with all her old strength and
vigor and acts as archly as ever Miss
JEANNE Winston in the title role, Prince
Methusalem,n was an instant fayorite. She
has voice of dramatic quality, strong in
contralto and mezzo-soprano tones, and
marked by deep sympathetic character
istics. Mr.. Pyke had rather Indifferent
score, but made the most of it. The two
low comedians, DeLange and Clarke, are
inimitable, capital actors, ready witty and
chief in the vivacity and merry spirit of
the company. Miss Evans, the third lead
ing female member of the troupe, does not
appear until tomorrow evening. The
chorus, though deficient in strength in
bassos, was otherwise good, prompt and
strong. The orchestration was superior in
a very full complement of skilled must
clans, six of whom accompany the troupe.
Otto Herold is musical director, and his
ability to lead is unquestioned. The APP
plause last evening was very liberal and
exceedingly warm. All the leading singers
were recalled and the choicest of the gems
sung were repeated in response to the de-
mands of the auditors. These were so
many that the attempt is not made to men,
ton them in detail The troupe is strong,
large, good in lyric and dramatic qualities,
10 under aYppllaut p1anaUamaut
and gives a clean cut, agreeable and
altogether pleasing entertainment, of good
musical quality in light opera. The cos
tuning Of the company is especially good,
and last night one section of the chorus in
uniform by excellence in the silent drill
won especial favor. Tonight the sparkling
opera "Boccaccion will be sung. with Miss
Winston, Miss Manfred, Mr.. Pyke, Mr.
Clarke, Mr.. DeLange, Miss Norman, James
Herman and Frank Valegra in the chief
roles.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
STILL A MYSTERY.
Coroner's Inquest Upon the Body of
,John Kasson

Coroner's Inquest Upon the Body of
John Kasson.
Coroner Clark held an inquest yesterday
upon the body of the man found dead
about II miles south of Florin Sunday
morning, as narrated in our last issue. But
little new information was ELECTED. Foot
prints show that one man dragged the de-
ceased from the railroad embankment,
where he received the fatal wounds, to the
fence, fifty feet from the track, where the
body was found lying on the ground. OF
course, one naturally wonders why themur-
derer took that much trouble, and three
reasons present themselyes--one, that he
felt sorry for what he had done and re-
moved his victim that the latter might have
a chance to recover if not MORALLY hurt
second, that he dragged the remains away
to prevent the next train that came
along from being ditched by run
ming over them, but in the latter
case he could have tumbled them down the
embankment roughly; and third, indi-
eating cool thought, the body may have
been placed near the fence, in position
conveying the impression that it was q
tramp asleep, so that discovery of the MUIR
der would not be made until after the per-
petrator had time 10 get out OF the way.
The last time the deceased was seen alive
was at the saloon of Edward Pickett Elk
Grove, about $50 Friday evening. He
purchased two glasses of beer during his
stay of three-quarters of an hour, was So
Der, and explained that he was looking for
work. He had some money is his purse,
which Mr.. Pickett heard jingle when he
was paying for the beer and complained that
he had been robbed of $50in asaloon at San
Francisco. He also said that he had wife
in Nebraska. The jury returned a verdict
to the effect that the deceased was John
Kasson, a native of Norway, aged % or 30
years, and that his death was caused by
gunshot wounds, inflicted by some person
TO the jury unknown.
Later in the day DR.. G. A. White, County
Physician, made a post-mortem examine
ton of the deceased, and found that either
of the wounds would have been necessarily
fatal, as both passed through the heart and
other organs. The unfortunate man prob
ably fell where he stood when shot 1t has
been ascertained that Louis Reppler, of
San Francisco, whose name appeared on a
sealed letter found upon the deceased, did
not know any person named John Kasson,
but he has friends in Nebraska who may
have given Kasson a letter of introduction
to him. 1t seems, however, that though
Kasson went through to San Francisco on
his arrival from the East, he did not de-
liver the letter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15
ssr,ous Accident.

About 5 o'clock last evening Thomas
Carolan, aged about Is years, met with a
serious accident. His father proprietor of
the Ivanhoe saloon, Eighth and K Streets
and mother had attended funeral in The
afternoon, and on their return home the
Young man got into the buggy to drive
around into the alley 10 the stable; but it
happened that the horse was so spirited and
full of go that the driver did not dare
make an effort to turn into the alley, but
drove down Eighth street, trying to check
the animals speed. Midway between L
and NJ streets, however. the buggy partially
unset. and its occupant was thrown out,
falling in such a manner that his head was
hurt, conclusion of the brain rendering
him insensible, and up to IL P. NJ. he had
not regained his senses. He did not re-
ceiye any wounds, and there is no indica-
ton of fracture of the skull. After he fell
out the lines became wound around the
hub of one of the wheels and brought the
horse to stop.
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Real Estate Movements.

Sales of real estate in the vicinity of Sac
ramento were made as follows:
One piece of Isl acres, one and one-halt
miles from the city, with house and barn
ON premises, and about four acres in fruit,
$500 per acre
A tract of five acres, one mile from Sac
ramento, having an old house and barn,
and land unimproved; 81 200.
The Reed tract, recently subdivided, is
selling at from $500 TO $500 per acre.
A tract ten miles from this city, which
was in the market one year ago for $40. and
found no purchaser. has just been sold for
500 per acre
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15
SIDNEY,

DY ST. CLAUS, 2I71$: DAM, 90
ID Sweetness. 2.2l14, by Vol GzfL
unteer, viii make the season of CtSZT -
1887 at my ARHOSTOCK FARM, sTI-<-,A>
Sacramento county, Arno Sta Tkf-Ss-& v
ton. Sidney is a -ich bay with
black points, ! hands 81 ohes high. Although
only years old he has two-yesr old colts which,
as yearlings with from six to eight weeks hand
ling have showed one-quarter in 80 seconds
onehalf in i:20. l have sold one of his year
lings for 81 500 and refused 49, 200 for three 9TH
ers. This tells more about his qualities as
stock horse than a rage of eulogium- His
breeding is so royal tEat ii speaks for itself.
Anybody wishing his tabulated pedigree will
receive II free of charge on application, and /
viii be glad TO show his produce TO any person
DESTROYS of seeing them. will this year stand
SIDNEY at the very low fee Of SIS, with privi-
lcge of return if mares don't prove in fosl pro-
v.diDg :. all own the horse next year. Pas
turage at moderate rates, but no responsibility
for escapes or accidents Of any kind.
q. YALENSTN.
For further particulars or tabulaied pedigree
address JOHN RoWEN, Hicksville, sacramento
comfy. 4ptf
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RUPTURE
NoTICH.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
isting between g. H. MILLER and ]. r.
HILL in the manufacture of the Miller Light
ming Hay Press is dissolved. The press is now
being manufactured by ). H. MILLER 81 SON,
at corner NJ and Front streets, Sacramento. Any
person manufacturing. selling or using said
Niller's Patent Lightning Hay Press, unauthor-
lied by me, VIII be prosecuted TO the null extent
OF the law. s. II. MILLER, Patentee.
mr12-3t&w3t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15

CHIcKERIHG & Sons Pianos are acknowl-
edged to be the best solid iron frame and
patent repeating action. l.. K. Hammer,
sole agent, No. $50 J street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15
INSURANCE CHANGES
SHERMAN & PARKER
LAVE JUST INCREASED THEIR AGENCY
III by taking
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
w1SoHEsrER FIRE ms. CO., OF n. Y.

Both excellent and popular Companies, and
Mr.. D. 5. THOMPSON, their former agent has
entered the employ of that agency, ana viii
Frs COmpauies mr9-lW
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Notice of Street Assessment.
OFFICE OF sTREET COMMISSIONER, I
SAcRAMFNTo fCall March Z 1871

OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER,
SACRAMENTO Call, March z, 1887
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN this day received the Assessment Roll for
constructing Sewer in the alley between "
and o, from Twelfth to Thirteenth streets.
All sums levied and assessed in said As
sessment Roll are due and payable imme-
diately, and the payment OF the several
sum S assessed is to be made TO me within
thirty days from this date Notice is also
given that all assessments not paid before
the expiration Of thirty days from this date viii
be declared delinquent and thereafter the sum
of five per cent. upon the amount of each de-
linquent assessment, together with the cost OF
advertising each delinquent assessment, viii be
added thereto.
sarnr10-1Ot JOHN RYAN. Street Commissioner.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15

LATEST spring styles in Millinery. Cheap
est at No. 500 J street, near Ninth.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15

No PIANO but the " Mathushek" has the
tuning pins pushed into solid iron frame.
John f. Cooper.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15

TIE FINEST JOB PRINTING is done at
Goode Bros. Fifth street. bet. / and J.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15
THE BEST.
THE VERY BEST.
NOTHING BUT THE BEST,

Whether you buy Clothing here that costs
little or much, you can depend A16on getting tile
0eyy best valale tie money Affords
The Big Clothing Window, with its variety
ofOvercoats, Suits ETC., each one tcketed with
the price, will show you at glance what we
are doing in this line of business.
One reason of the success of our Clothing
is that nearly all oft is made to special order,
and is Just as zoe a0ant it TO be. We know
from experience what are the common defects
in made-to-order Clothing, and therefore rectify
them in the goods made to our order.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15

HORSE THIEF ARREsTED-Sunday morn
ing, between and o'clock, some one stole
a horse from the premises of Joshua Riley
(colored) at Hicksville. Suspicion fell
upon another colored man named E. Bur-
rell, and he was arrested in this city last
evening by detective Simmons, at the in
stance of A. ]. Smith, of Gait. He denied
all knowledge of the theft, but about IL P.
NJ Constable Riley, of Gait, visited the sta
tion-hous to leave word of the theft, and
was surprised to hear that the thief was
probably in custody. He took a look at
Burrell and identified him as the man
wanted.
THE FORESTER GUN CLuB.-At meeting
of the Forester Gun Club, held last even
ing. it was decided to hold the first pigeon
shoot of the season on the 10th of April.
The Club also appointed committee to
act in conjunction with committee from
the Pacific Sportsmen's Club in the matter
of arranging a series of shoots to take
place between the two Clubs during the
coming season, for a trophy.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15
MARRIED.

Nevada City. March s-wm. Henry Hoskins to
Ida May Hoskins.
Taylorville, Plumas county, March 2-James T..
Taylor to Alma Gee.
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BORN.
DIED.

Sacramento, March 13-Elizabeth R., the only
sister of R. w. and 4. r. Nicely. native of
County Tyrone, Ireland So years. tSan Fran
cisco and New York papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of her brother, r.
w. Nicely, Fifth and streets, this afternoon
at2o'clock.
MarysviIle, March 9--Mrs. Margaret Bliss, 50
years months and "a days.
Stockton, March l0-Iniant son of J. s. and L.
F. Shepherd, month.
Stockton. March l0-Mrs. Eliza Pemberthy, 76
years. months and l6 days.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15

The case of Bernard Levy, charged with
obtaining money by false pretenses, came
up for hearing before Justice Post yester-
day afternoon. On inquiring into the
matter, however, District Attorney Bruner
ascertained that Levy had been authorized
to solicit orders for shirts, and receive
money therefor, on behalf of San Fran
cisco shirt manufacturer, and in conse-
quence charge of obtaining money by
false pretenses, presented by one or more
of the parties in this city from whom Levy
had received coin in advance for shirts that
never came, would not stick, though it was
in order for Levy's employer in San Fran
cisco to prosecute him for embezzlement in
not paying over the funds collected Mr..
Bruner therefore had the charge of false
preienses dismissed, and Levy compro-
missed the other matter with the shirt man
and found himself at liberty.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15

LADY AND CHILD MIssINe.-A dispatch
from Portland, Oregon, dated yesterday,
states that Mrs Y. C. Conley, Of Toledo,
Benton county, Or. left home for Corvallis
February 9th. with a child. She was to
wait two days in Corvallis, where her hus-
band was to join her and go to Sacramento,
Since then nothing has been seen or heard
from Mrs. ConieY. Her husband thinks
she has been foully dealt with
OFFICERS ELEcrED.-At the annual meet
ing of the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety, held in this city Sunday, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year President. Mrs. L. EIkus Vice Pres
ident, Mrs. G. Joseph Secretary, Miss
Addie Wilson: Treasurer, Mrs. G. Politz
Trustees-M Mrs. NJ. Marks, Mrs. ]. Asher
and Mrs. NJ Hirsh.
SALE OF HORSES AND CATTLE.-At the
ranch of J. E. Camp, two miles east Of
Brighton, on the Sacramento Valley Rail
road, there viii be an auction sale of fine
stock at 10 A. N. to-day, the animals to be
sold including draft horses, roadsters, trot-
tiers. and fine lot of milk cows and young
stock. The sale is positive.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-15

CITY Treasurer James n Porter, made
the following statement of moneys re-
ceived and paid ont by him in his official
capacity during the month of February,
1857 Balance on hand February LIST, $780,,
rs IS; received during the month, 1884,.
2s4 "a: total $l35, 002 g. Paid out during
the month, $40, $50 81 balance on hand
MARCH, 1st. $114,411 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
NEW-JERSEY.

NoyrcLIfR-Tbe MontcIsir Water Company has nearly
fin shed laying water AMI will be really TO urn the
,xs,er inr n.s ms road this place 10
East Orange forming Of the most POPULAR ivoN n o
h,e gas pipe. a II by the authorities OF tie two
naces olny ana thoroughly lighted At night
Ihc Moniciur club. composed Of number OF wealthy
zen, ha, Led election Of J. X Rand. pesi
dent W BAldw president; G. L. ToPln treasurer,
and L. secretary It's objects are entfey social
C,tuwrIl-The funeral If DR. harles II. Hunter took
place YESTERDAY DrNuBer nad praetsed ms pro e-son AZ
i.,IN. Tor nearly and greatly be
and Tespects He died after lingering sck from
hear Iii, and one son survive HIM
ELHABErB.-Em Kurhnie confectionery manufacturer at
M "a Lroad at missing Nestrrlay s brOt Gustavs,
WHO held hattel mortgage the lace, closed II
all tho stock, whit will be sold
AZ hubble auction saturday to satisfy his claim.
NEw BRUNSWICK -Juigs fOwenhoven Yesterday ordered
Prosecutor Rice charges against Constable
Charssman south Amboy who Is accused Of bribery and
corruption In allowing Sanity Welsh. prisoner TO escape
Irum \ stody.
UPPKR MoNTcLAIRThe coroners Inquest into tho causes
on the Srw YORK aud Greenwood Lake
hallway u a q. finished Yesterday. several wit
ne,ses were examined verdict was returned censnrng
Tie company negligence and erOneratng Engineer
& rom blame.
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Cannot Be Done That WaV.

We distinctly assert that up 10 year ago there was M
successful treatment Of rheumatism. Many remedies
that bave been tried, and from which much was ex.
pected have failed one after anotEer such az purga.
tyes, sedatives daporeucs akalies and their salts col
iron, etc.
rheumatism usually attacks persons between the ages
OF fifteen and thirty, and spares young children and
those In advanced life. prevails mostly in damp and
chan9eabIe climates being seldom felt in very hot or
very cold countries Dr. r. j. Macagan, OF London tho
noted rheumatic specialist, says: There
gard rheumatism as Dalaral in nature and its poison
a miasm which enters the system from without And
this is coming to be the opinion OF the leading medical
experts And another authority says: I'VE have no
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nature, and so often the source OF heart disease"
kaskinc, the new quinine. rheumatism for tho
same that it malaria because both are
caused by poison germe which this remedy alone
radically destroys In the blood II quickly abates
rackng pain in the muscles and joints. subducs the in.
Dammaon. and restores the contorted and crippled
body TO strength and fexibiity again.
We wish you especially to understand that kaskino
contains entirely powerful and safe medicinal prn
eipes There Is no opium I'm 1t any narcotic. II
erts no depressing action tie heart but gently
and insensbly The sufferer realizes that he is getting
well; yet there Is nothing to burn, PAIN worry fret
him, as with most sO-calied rheumatic cures
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

Henry Roger, age twcntyslr. Of Jackson ave
long Island city fell into the river from barge Al
ne DOT of South Hf'.-st. on Monday. iIe waS res
cu,d by John Flynn, Of No. 80 kentave.. but died
Yes ,crlay morning at 81. catherine Hospital
The Temperance sorlety Of st. Mary, s'ar OF the
Sea has passrd tesolu ION Of regret at the death OF
the late Rev Henry OLOugbiin, rector OF Ue church
and VIII at cnd hi funeral tomorrow There VII,
lie a requiem nigh mass at 10 a. III. ana TIE Duildi
Will be- in HOiy Cross Cemetery.
Deaths lat week numbered 3l2; marriages. oil
births, 800.
County Urea urcr Adams wa married on MONDAY
10 Miss Iniie Ravens 10y the Rev j. h. Searles Ihcy
.aye gone 90 Niagara fels.
The super-tru turc Of tho Kings County Elevated
Road is Up nom G. and-aNo. to lAfay cite ave Nearly
all the foundations are laid to ssnd--st' where con
ucctiUn vi IA thr Bridge Will be made
The preliminary work for the construction OF
GOO -tyn bauIe-ship In the Navy Yard VIII shorty
begin IL IL expected al the keel viii be ald about
January New machinery, to cost ABOUT s'o'oOo'
viii have I, be put IA
The ba X Marie Lusa which careened In tho DRY
Dock AT Twenty -slYt-s'. Sunday, was raised yes
terday and # was found that bllge block had made
bo,c I'm her bottom. II Will take monte 10 repair
her The loss, 1t is estimated, VIII not fall short OF
100000.
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NETWORK CITY.

Mrs. Ella Harvey, the assaiant OF Colonel Demlng,
arraiened before Judge Gdersleeve I'm the Gene
raj Sc siyns Court yesterday and pleaded not guilty
She was back to jail. Colonel Deming was std
out of the state.
Part H. OF the General Sessions Court adjourned
yesterday until the September term Judge Glider
sleeve adjourned the August Grand Jury with tse
usual thanks.
The marriage mill at the City Hall is doing thriv-
ing business at present Eleven marriages took
place yesterday. nearly all of Hebrews though one
couple came from Chicago and one nom turkey IN
Asia.
Now that Rudolph Aronson has announced the
last week, OF Erminc' at the Casino, the demand
for seats In advance has been unparalleled In the
nistory Of the house. The withdrawal of tho popu-
lar Opcrct positive, IL is booked for Boston on
september 10 The last two celebrations occur on
September 6-the 5ooth reprcsentaton-and ON sep
The stage scturgs of the National Opera Company,
viii IA have been storage in the Oakland Avenue
Skating Rink al jersey City, Will be sold to-day by the
S4Ienl
only one immigrant arrived at Castle Garlcn yes
tcriay lie came by the steamer sdonia from
Genoa.
At the meeting of the Pilot Commissioners yester-
dan collision was reported of BlackweI's Island
between the tug f. W \osburg and a railroad barge
The ba. &C. sunk and has not been found.
Tom Lee, probably the most widely and the most
favorab.y known Chinaman In Mot-st, aas been
seriously sick ior some days. Ills trouble was hem
orrhare Of the lungs produr Cd by excessive smoking
IL wa, =, pyrcd Tom Lees tUbac . store, No.
Mort IT,, last evening that he was better ana that
there was a good chance OF his recovery.
The investigation Of the charges against Drs.
Smalwood and Harris, OF he Female Insane Asylum
on Blackwell Island continued yesterday by
Dr. 4. T.. Macdonald Wapi's Island. \ number
Of witnesses were examined, chiefly nurses aud asy-
lum wafchmcu. The nuIae VINO makes tie charge
against Dr. Harris Ina, not appeared nj the lnVcStl6a
ton aud IL l. known where sue l..
Justice DOnOluc yesterday reserved decision on
the argument on The motion stay Of proceedings
In the Of joan JOY cc, sentenced to twenty 1--WE
years for robbery.
Tie complaints concerning tho dog pound have
led Commissioner Newton to order It's removal from
tho foot OF last Siltccnth-st to ono 'uudrrd and
,econd-.t. East River. In IT. future 10 alton the
yclpug VI dog, VIII not dis urb IN ncighbOfhOod
The tchooncr Franklin C. Neson was struck by the
fcrrybuai south Brooklyn OIL Red Hook yesterday
and sunk. All n4c crew were saved The ferry boat
not hurt.
John j. Eagan OF the Fire Patrol charged with
stealing six underwear valued al $1,000, "a7 taheh
Def re Justice Ford al tho TOmbs Police Court yeser
day and fully committed In 5000 for Genera SEES
slon-. \ quantity of ne stolen property was iOuhu
In Eagan's home, No. 2@o Madison ~